I feel like having your photographs made into posters to decorate my rooms. They are fantastic and soothing to the eye. I have never traveled to that part but I wish to, if health permits. Thanks for sharing.

Hello,Arti.What a gorgeous photos! All of photos of Himalayas are so grand. I see there is no green on the majestic neelkanth peak...because of dry or cold weather...?I love the light in Garhwal Himalayas Highway!I enlarged the photo to enjoy it.

Oh, your photos of your snowcapped peaks are wonderful, Arti. I am surrounded by snow, too, and appreciate its cold beauty. That last road has quite the drop off - don't be staring at the peaks and miss the curve!

Very beautiful pictures. I guess when you think of the Himalaya Mountain, you never think of towns being included. Thank you for your kind comments and prayers. I always enjoy your blog, so interesting.

though your photos are filled with snow, I can see how you would be warmed by looking at them - the memories you must have of the wonderful journey. the light is fantastic. must be the elevation. or...perhaps it's divine intervention. happy day to you Arti. take good care now.

Hi Arti.Thank you for coming to my blog at once.Although North Japan has much snow for a whole winter or so, we have only some time in a winter in Nara city. So snow is unusual for me. so I like snow,too.I think shining of snow on the Himalayan peaks is clean,gorgeous and it's so divine beauty that I feel awe to close it.Have a great week ahead.

Hi, Arti! I feel something warm in my heart to imagine how you felt and what you thought when you saw these sceneries. Snow capped mountain peaks, light, blue skies, trees...everything is so beautiful. I especially like the second and the last photo among your wonderful selection. Be happy and healthy.

Thanks a lot for visiting my blog and for your lovely comment.I liked your blog very much. I appreciate for your wonderful post. The pictures of Himalayas are absolutely breathtaking. Very nicely described and excellent shots taken by you. Brilliant post.

That's an incredible and fascinating landscape to this Aussie visitor used to small hills and flat deserts! You wouldn't want to make a wrong move on the highway in the last picture - it'd be a long way to fall if you went over the edge!

Hi Arti,Peaks of Himalayas crowned with snow are divine! Snow changes sceneries very much and seems to add some messages. Contrast between green plants and peaks covered with snow is so beautiful.Best wishes,keiko

Neelkanth Peak looks a gigantic rocky peak. Is this a village I can see at the forefront of the picture? It looks quite high altitude.The picture where the ray of the sun glowing behind the clouds over the towering peak covered with snow is so marvelous!

I have always been drawn to this part of the world for some reason. It's a hard life, but when you are surrounded by the mountains it always make you feel stronger. I am seeing plenty of snow we now have over 1 1/2 feet at our place. It's a lot of hard work keeping it cleared but it does energize me. Thanks for sharing this wonderful world of the Himalayas

New visitor to your blog; but felt like having known you for a long time because we have something in common - the love for Himalayas. I have been travelling and trekking in those parts for more than 25 years, but still has the same excitement when my eyes fall on the first snow clad peak.

Btw, you could've given a better picture of Neelakanta. Many readers have mistaken the rock outcrop in the foreground to be the peak. Next time you go to Badri, take a walk through the path behind and to the left of the temple and you can get a closer and grander view of the peak.

Your love and enthusiasm for Himalayas is evident in your writing. Thanks for sharing it!

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